The rise in the State Pension means millions of retirees could see their tax bill rise significantly. If you’re one of them, discover how you could avoid a tax hike. Learn more in this blog.
In this month’s commentary our Chief Economist, Colin Warren, looks at how the recent tariff-related market volatility has reinforced some timeless principles of investing while also providing fresh insights into today's market environment.
The Bank of England (BoE) has cut its interest rate from 4.5% to 4.25%, the fourth drop in the past year, While the reduction may sound like good news it could have implications for your wealth. Read on to discover why.
While death is a fact of life, discussing your passing with those closest to you, and what you would like to happen when the time comes, is never going to be easy. One way you might be able to make the conversation easier is to involve a financial adviser.
Nothing is as challenging in life as dealing with the loss of a loved one. As it’s not something you’ll have to deal with on a regular basis, you may be unfamiliar with the process of registering a death and distributing the deceased’s estate. Read on to discover five important actions that could help you deal with a loved one’s estate.
At AFH, we pride ourselves on our unwavering commitment to our clients. Our mission is to go above and beyond to ensure their financial well-being and peace of mind. This dedication is exemplified in the story of Adrian, one of our valued clients.
If you’ve recently received a lump sum of money, such as an inheritance or redundancy, you may be wondering what's best - investing it, or clearing your mortgage. As both options provide potential benefits, knowing which one to opt for can become tricky. With this in mind, if you’re wondering which might be best for you, read on to discover the pros and cons of each.
Could Donald Trump’s tariffs undermine the dollar’s standing as the linchpin of global finance? AFH’s Chief Economist, Colin Warren, considers this in his latest commentary, and what the tariffs might mean for US Treasury bonds.
As Easter arrives, there may be a different type of egg that you want to consider for your child – a financial nest egg. Our latest blog reveals three clever ways to help secure your child or grandchild’s financial future.
